Famous War Correspondents
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A Circassian regiment was forming at Trebizond, and the young ' Englishman shaved his head and arrayed himself in a Circassian costume and joined it. Turk and Circassian alike seemed to regard the infidel highly, and, for that matter, so he bore himself well in arms, no questions were raised as to the race and little attention was given to the religion of a Bashi-Bazouk. These Turkish irregulars were recruited somewhat as the famous Foreign Legion is formed. Doubtless the recollection of Genera...l Sir Fenwick Williams's brilliant 272 FAMOUS WAR CORRESPONDENTS defence of Kars more than twenty years before had something to do with the favor shown the English soldier of fortune.
After some time among the mountains of Asia Minor, the whole of the Circassian force, more than eleven hundred men, dissatisfied with the treatment of some of their comrades, deserted. The English- man was a waif in the camp and the Commander-in- Chief intimated that he might stay with his orderly officers. Months of inactivity followed, during which he was intimate with Edmond O'Donovan, who, with several other specials, had joined the force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Circassian regiment was forming at Trebizond, and the young ' Englishman shaved his head and arrayed himself in a Circassian costume and joined it. Turk and Circassian alike seemed to regard the infidel highly, and, for that matter, so he bore himself well in arms, no questions were raised as to the race and little attention was given to the religion of a Bashi-Bazouk. These Turkish irregulars were recruited somewhat as the famous Foreign Legion is formed. Doubtless the recollection of Genera...l Sir Fenwick Williams's brilliant 272 FAMOUS WAR CORRESPONDENTS defence of Kars more than twenty years before had something to do with the favor shown the English soldier of fortune.
After some time among the mountains of Asia Minor, the whole of the Circassian force, more than eleven hundred men, dissatisfied with the treatment of some of their comrades, deserted. The English- man was a waif in the camp and the Commander-in- Chief intimated that he might stay with his orderly officers. Months of inactivity followed, during which he was intimate with Edmond O'Donovan, who, with several other specials, had joined the force.
What to read after Famous War Correspondents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Lauriston Frederic Lauriston Bullard to read onlineMoreLess
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